I think it has to do with the rotation axes when exporting the fbx, I think it is necessary to verify in which rotation angle it is exported.
Another thing is to try with the old leadwerks import tool that is in the tools directory.

There was a change in the model importer, and the problem is that the model is exported from milkshape without normals, so the most practical solution is to use the oldest tool, which is within the directory of leadwerks tools.
I don't really know if we will have thought about solving it, but I think that with the old tool it goes very well.

local numero = 300
function ImprimirNumero()
System:Print( numero )
end
ImprimirNumero()
For some reason I expected the variable not to be accessible from inside the function. In the debugger I see the value of the variable, and I thought that since it was local that would be impossible, why do I have this behavior?

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